4 joke books that are full of big laughs

Discover new jokes you can tell and get tips on writing your own zingers.

The Funniest Joke Book Ever for Kids By Alan Katz, illustrated by Ellen Duda (Scholastic Inc.) Jokes are organized by topic, such as animals, medicine, and sports. One favorite: “Why did the pie go to the dentist? It needed a filling!” Just in time for April Fools’ Day, the book contains ideas for practical jokes. Ages 7–10 LOL 101 By David Roth and Rinee Shah (Chronicle Books) This book provides a visual guide to help you write your own material. It provides many strategies with examples for coming up with your own jokes. It also gives helpful tips about how to deliver a joke, such as with the right timing and emphasis on words, so it sounds even funnier. Ages 7–12 The Mad Libs Silly, Hilariously Funny, Belly-Busting Joke Book…

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